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i do not understand what your telling me to do? |
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| Edited by Noncollector - 08/11/2016 03:56 am |
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Non, we are talking about "plating" your stamp. Determining what plate, and which position on that plate a stamp is printed from, is the surest way to Identify it.
Check out the USPCS web site. If you're interested... |
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Noncollector, here's a direct link to the USPCS plating page. Check out the embedded links in the table. Hopefully you can show a higher-resolution scan (800 DPI). I agree it looks like it's from the top row of plate 4 (#11). http://www.uspcs.org/stamps-covers/...amp-plating/ |
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| Edited by Classic Coins - 09/15/2016 10:22 pm |
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It is a Plate 4 stamp. It is a Scott #11. None of that has changed since the first day you posted it. It isn't getting any more valuable. Sadly, while the item is in your possession, it is getting less valuable, less interesting, and less desirable. |
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I can not believe you took that stamp off of the cover..
i came off on its own |
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